Lauraine Snelling
22) Wake the dawn
24) Half finished
26) A heart for home
30) Saturday morning
31) Dakota Dawn
"Soldahl! Next stop, Soldahl!"
When Nora Johanson heard the conductor's words, her heart began to race. At last she would be in the arms of the man she had promised to marry—Hans Larson. At fifteen she was so sure of their love. Now, three years later and far from the mountains and fjords of her beloved homeland, Norway, she wondered. . . .
She stepped off the train, found her trunk full of quilts, hand-embroidered linens, and household
...32) Song of laughter
With her husband killed by a drunken driver, an infant son to raise and the family dairy farm to run, how can Lareana Amundson find either the time or the heart to let the handsome hay hauler, Trey Bennett, into her life? But Trey has secrets of his own; he is actually the owner of a string of fashionable restaurants, which serve alcohol? Can these two find common ground?
34) A song of joy
35) Rebecca's Reward
36) A Touch of Grace
38) Ruby
Dakota December
"Help." A weak voice moaned from the horse's back. Sheriff Caleb Stenesrude climbed over the gate in a blizzard and reached up in time to catch the woman as she fell. To his astonishment, a small child, hanging on for dear life, fell with her. Under his breath he thanked the good Lord for bringing them this far and for a dog with a nose and ears to beat all. As the North Dakota storm continued to scream outside the house
...40) Dakota Dusk
Jude Weinlander had the face of an angel . . . but the heart of a bully and a cheat.
"It ain't fair," Jude grumbled. "My brother, the dolt himself, has a thriving business, a beautiful wife, and that grand house of his. It just ain't fair, I tell ya." When fire raged through his childhood home one night, Jude, full of anger and guilt, turned his back on family who could help him heal. He left Soldahl, North Dakota, and took up wandering from
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